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‘I lost an entire career after being assaulted’

For $125,000, Los Pinos Fire Protection District settles wrongful termination lawsuit with firefighter

Bayfield school board considers policy allowing students to go by chosen names

District is working to implement nondiscrimination policies, comply with state laws

Los Pinos faces familiar allegations of discrimination in lawsuit

Firefighter sought protection from a violent co-worker, was later fired; now seeks $75,000 damages

Former employee sues Los Pinos Fire in Ignacio for discrimination

Case to be tried in federal court

Volunteer commission at forefront of Durango’s anti-racism effort

Group tackles diversity, equity and inclusion issues – and it’s not always pretty

Durango City Council plans to weigh in on ‘Chief’ sign

‘The city has some responsibility to engage,’ mayor says

Community Compassion Outreach wraps up COVID homeless relocation program

Motel, nonprofit clarify positions on refusal of service

Antique Corral in Cortez accused of selling racist products

Replica signs depicting segregation ignite fury on social media

At listening session, attendees say racism is rampant in Durango

People share stories of fear, pain with the city’s Community Relations Commission

Mentor to students of color steps down from El Centro

Shirena Trujillo Long leaves legacy of love and passion

District attorney targets hate crimes in Southwest Colorado

Prosecutor reports 13 bias-motivated crimes in past 10 years

Wedding cake case caused turmoil for Colorado rights panel

Court did not rule on larger issue in case